Peter first md. Sarah Hines on Mar. 5, 1865 in Waupun WI. I haven't found any vital statistics about her.
Fond du Lac Weekly Commonwealth, Fri. June 8, 1900: "Taycheedah, June 7. - Peter Petre, of Kempsville, Ill., a former resident of this village and a brother of Mrs. M. Kraemer, is visiting here this week among relatives."
Fond du Lac Weekly Commonwealth, Fri. June 22, 1900: "Peter Petrie, who has been visiting here among relatives lately, returned home to Illinois last Monday."
Calhoun Herald, Hardin IL, Apr. 13, 1905: "Peter Petre, one of Kampsville's leading business men and an aged and respected citizen, died at his home in Kampsville Sunday April 2, 1905 and the remains taken to Pittsfield, Ill., for interment. Mr. Petre conducted a general hardware store and harness shop and will be greatly missed by the citizens of north Calhoun."
Pike County Democrat, Pittsfield IL, Apr. 5, 1905: "Peter Petrie, died at Kampsville, Calhoun county, Sunday and his remains were brought here for burial. He was a brother-in-law of James Cox, of north of town, and leaves a widow and one son. Mr. Petrie was a shoemaker by trade and while living here (about twenty years ago) worked for Wm. Huseman deceased, and made the big boot, which is conspicuous on the west side of the square, and is claimed to be the largest leather boot ever made."
Fond du Lac Weekly Commonwealth, Fri. June 8, 1900: "Taycheedah, June 7. - Peter Petre, of Kempsville, Ill., a former resident of this village and a brother of Mrs. M. Kraemer, is visiting here this week among relatives."
Fond du Lac Weekly Commonwealth, Fri. June 22, 1900: "Peter Petrie, who has been visiting here among relatives lately, returned home to Illinois last Monday."
Calhoun Herald, Hardin IL, Apr. 13, 1905: "Peter Petre, one of Kampsville's leading business men and an aged and respected citizen, died at his home in Kampsville Sunday April 2, 1905 and the remains taken to Pittsfield, Ill., for interment. Mr. Petre conducted a general hardware store and harness shop and will be greatly missed by the citizens of north Calhoun."
Pike County Democrat, Pittsfield IL, Apr. 5, 1905: "Peter Petrie, died at Kampsville, Calhoun county, Sunday and his remains were brought here for burial. He was a brother-in-law of James Cox, of north of town, and leaves a widow and one son. Mr. Petrie was a shoemaker by trade and while living here (about twenty years ago) worked for Wm. Huseman deceased, and made the big boot, which is conspicuous on the west side of the square, and is claimed to be the largest leather boot ever made."
Peter first md. Sarah Hines on Mar. 5, 1865 in Waupun WI. I haven't found any vital statistics about her.
Fond du Lac Weekly Commonwealth, Fri. June 8, 1900: "Taycheedah, June 7. - Peter Petre, of Kempsville, Ill., a former resident of this village and a brother of Mrs. M. Kraemer, is visiting here this week among relatives."
Fond du Lac Weekly Commonwealth, Fri. June 22, 1900: "Peter Petrie, who has been visiting here among relatives lately, returned home to Illinois last Monday."
Calhoun Herald, Hardin IL, Apr. 13, 1905: "Peter Petre, one of Kampsville's leading business men and an aged and respected citizen, died at his home in Kampsville Sunday April 2, 1905 and the remains taken to Pittsfield, Ill., for interment. Mr. Petre conducted a general hardware store and harness shop and will be greatly missed by the citizens of north Calhoun."
Pike County Democrat, Pittsfield IL, Apr. 5, 1905: "Peter Petrie, died at Kampsville, Calhoun county, Sunday and his remains were brought here for burial. He was a brother-in-law of James Cox, of north of town, and leaves a widow and one son. Mr. Petrie was a shoemaker by trade and while living here (about twenty years ago) worked for Wm. Huseman deceased, and made the big boot, which is conspicuous on the west side of the square, and is claimed to be the largest leather boot ever made."
Fond du Lac Weekly Commonwealth, Fri. June 8, 1900: "Taycheedah, June 7. - Peter Petre, of Kempsville, Ill., a former resident of this village and a brother of Mrs. M. Kraemer, is visiting here this week among relatives."
Fond du Lac Weekly Commonwealth, Fri. June 22, 1900: "Peter Petrie, who has been visiting here among relatives lately, returned home to Illinois last Monday."
Calhoun Herald, Hardin IL, Apr. 13, 1905: "Peter Petre, one of Kampsville's leading business men and an aged and respected citizen, died at his home in Kampsville Sunday April 2, 1905 and the remains taken to Pittsfield, Ill., for interment. Mr. Petre conducted a general hardware store and harness shop and will be greatly missed by the citizens of north Calhoun."
Pike County Democrat, Pittsfield IL, Apr. 5, 1905: "Peter Petrie, died at Kampsville, Calhoun county, Sunday and his remains were brought here for burial. He was a brother-in-law of James Cox, of north of town, and leaves a widow and one son. Mr. Petrie was a shoemaker by trade and while living here (about twenty years ago) worked for Wm. Huseman deceased, and made the big boot, which is conspicuous on the west side of the square, and is claimed to be the largest leather boot ever made."
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